To:N. P. GORBUNOV

Written:Written on June 12, 1921Published:First published in 1932 inLenin Miscellany XX.

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ComradeGorbunov:

Thisbusiness of a draft C.P.C. decision oncollective
supply(of food to enterprises) in connection with the
closure of inessential establishments and concentration of
production at the major enterprises has been pickled.

Larinand Holtzmann (All-Russia Central T.U.C.) tabled
the draft in the Politbureau. On 10/V, the Politbureau
resolved: redraft andintroduce in the
C.P.C.[1]

Therewasalsoa resolution by the trade union
congress.[2]

Yet,it’s been pickled!

PhoneLarin and,the All-Russia Central T.U.C., take
the text of the Politbureau resolution of 10/V, andspeed
up the business to the utmost.I fear that it has been hushed
up because of the change of the All-Russia Central T.U.C.

Itmust be moved forwardat a faster rate.

Besure to phone me theresultsof your efforts and
reconnoiterings tomorrow, Monday, 13/VI.

Greetings,Lenin

[1]SeeNote 158.

[2]Areference to the resolution of the Fourth All-Russia Congress
of Trade Unions entitled “Rating Policy” (seeRezolutsii IV
Vserossiiskogo syezda profsoyuzov (18–25 maya 1921 goda)
(Resolutions of the Fourth All-Russia Congress of Trade Unions
(May 18–25, 1921), Moscow, 1921, pp. 20–21).